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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

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The b. 4 0. Telegraph Case.

The B. & O. Telegraph Case.
IT Is RKoPENED ON THE APPLICATION OF THE WESTERN
UNION COMPANY.
The celebrated case OF the western Union Com
pany vs. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, involving the title to the telegraph line
along the defendants railroad from Baltimore to
Wheeling and Parkersburg, which it was pre-
sumed was settled In March, 1884, by Chief JUS
tice WAITE of the U. s. Supreme Court, In favor OF
the railroad company, has been again brought up
in the interest Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, which company owns the majority of
the stock Of the Western Telegraph Company.
The g1st OF Chief Justice Waite's decision three
years ago was that the charter OF the western
company was in fact defunct. The Western Union
recently sought to reopen this case on the ground
that the Western company, being the party with
which the original contract with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad was made in 1857. was entitled
to the physical property-that is, the poles and
wires along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, al
though the contract with the Baltimore and Ohio
was admitted to be at an end. The case was elab-
orately prepared by the Western Union attorneys
and considered for many days by Judge Phelps In
the superior court In Baltimore. Judge Phelps
has terminated the case, dismissing the bill and
assessing the costs upon the western Union COM
pany.
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Deluged by a vvater~pout.

CHICAGO, June IA special from Pekin, H..
says: waterSpout burst over Pekin YESTERDAY
and the Hood OF water was very damaging 90 the
streets and fences oats and wheat are said to
have been badly battered down ia some parts oe
the county.
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amoraS Mex, says: Col. Nieves hernandez and
forces arrived yesterday and are reported TO have
Mariners paper, gluries In the affair, and says
the bandits escaped with the loss OF only one
horse wounded.
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The Nine.HOur Working Day.


TlOS TO THE END.
CHICAGO, June Fully 800 members or various
organizations or carpenters and loiners assembled
In a mass meeting last night 10 discuss the pro-
posed action OF the bosses In endeavoring restore
the old system OF a nine-hour working-day. Jos
X. Buchanan, L. j. Mcclure, grand secretary OF
the Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Jolners, and
VIM. kliver, president OF the Trades Assembly
made somewhat lengthy speeches, which were
received with loud cheers. The tenor OF the
speeches was that the men should resist the
extension OF their working hours, and II need ba
strike. In case a strike should prove necessary
the speakers promised the aid OF their respective
organizations In helping the men TO bring II TO .
successful conclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

list OF the steamship Ems which viii sail nom
New YORK tomorrow for Bremen, contains the
names OF the Hon. James G. Blaine and Mrs
Blaine, and Misses NJ and Hattie Blaine. MI. and
Mrs. Blaine will occupy the state-room with berths
Nos. 237 and 244, and the young ladies the state
room with berthS Nos 241 and 242 Mr.. Blaine
spent yesterday morning in making purchases for
his European trip and In attending to private
business Mrs. Blaine, with her two daughters
arrived In New York last evening.
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PRESS RECEPTION TO DECENTRALIZATION O'Br1en
was rendered an informal receptiOniby the New
York Press Press Club at the house yesterday
newspaper world were present. Remarks were
made by Mr.. O'Bren, "Bill" Nye, and several other
journalistic lights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

PERsoNAL-Mr. Carter, the Hawaiian minister,
and Henry Edwards, secretary Of the British lega-
tion, were in New York last night.-H. b. McClel-
Ian, c. A. Seward, P. H. Bate, w. A. Parshall and
J: Il. Mccormack OF New York, John Lowell OF
lards.-H. D. narrower OF New York, G. W.
Simpson OF Boston, and j. v. Zimmerman Of Little
Rock, Ark, are at the R1ggs.-Charles Ramsay
and j. A. Woods OF New York are at Welcker'S.-
j. Eastman OF New York and Henry D. Oliphant
OF Trenton, n. j.. are at Wormley's-T. G. oliver
OF London, A. 2. Millar OF Chicago X. 8. Burton, O.
Arlingt0n.-Treasurer James w. Hyatt with Mrs.
hyatt, Jno f. and Harry Hyatt, and Misses Birdie
land, b. +. AutOwozH OF Lisbon, Henry j, Harris
OF San Francisco, and Chas Jannues OF New York,
are at the Ebbitt
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OVER MILLION KNIGHTs.-B. T. Barry, OF the
ter1Zes as untrue the statement that the knights
are decreasing in numbers He says the order now
numbers between 100000 and 1,2OO, 900 men,
bers, and that 10000 had joined since the Rich
mOnd convention He thought O'Br1en made q
grave mistake In not attending the labor meeting
In New York Saturday
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District Government Affairs.

PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector EntwiSle as follows
Edward WoltZ, to erect five brick dwellings, num-
bered 42S to 4}6 5th street northeast; $4,000. j.
II. De Atley, 20 erect brick saloon, numbered 1920
and 1:ss2S2 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; So OOO
John Boyd, to erect brick dwelling numbered
14l7 Rhode Island avenue northwest; $11 900. E.
H. Harner, to erect two frame dwellings on Wilson
street, between Sd and 4th streets extended;
81, 900. w. c. Whitmore, to erect brick dwelling
numbered 1902 18th Street northwest; $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gen. Green b. Raum has given notice to the Dis
trict Commissioners that he will f1le bill in
equity to assert his title TO the west feet OF lot
In Keetmaller'S division OF square 292 near 18th
and w streets northwest, and to restrain the CON-
missiOners from interfering with his rights in the
premises.
Relnhold, Springsguth and others complain Of
entertainments given at the vacant lot at the in
terSectiOn OF North Carolina avenue and street
southeast.
Ivory 6. K1mball complains OF machine hobby
horses the lot at North Carolina avenue and 9TH
street southeast. Maj. Moore states that he will
order their removal at once.
The District Commissioners have sent an order
to the surveyors Office for the measurement OF the
distance from Meads bar-rOom, on 10th and u
streets northwest, to the nearest schOol-hOuse
complaint having been made that the bar has been
established nearer public schOOl-house than is
allowed by law.
Robert willard has been appointed a nurse at
the Washington Asylum, vice Z. Watts resigned.
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FIGHTING FOR THEIR HOMES.
The Tenants at BOdyke Continue "a
ReSiSt Eviction.

DUBLIN, June 1.-THE ev1ctions at Bodyke were
continued to-day. Tenant Mcnamara, who was
behind in his rent, defended his house, but the
bailins broke hole in the wall. Logs and boiling
water were hurled through the hole at the evict-
ing force. policeman, who was holding the COL
Onel'S umbrella, dashed through the opening made
by the bailifis and other officers followed him.
fight enSued, and the tenants were evicted and
afterward arrested. The ba1liffs charge the ten.
ants with having thrown vitriOl upon them, but
this is denied A tenant named Murphy made a
similar resistance against eviction from his
holding.
DAvITTIS ADVICE NOT APPROVED.
DUBLIN, June AT the regular fortnightly
meeting OF the National League, held here to-day,
the consensus OF opinion OF those present that
the course OF Mr.. Davitt In advising the tenants
resist eviction by every means in their power was
not wise.
Mr.. Timothy Harrington, secretary OF the league,
announced that the organizing council would i'm
plOre the tenants not TO allow anything to drive
them to violence, which would be 10 play into the
enemy'S hands Mr.. Harrington, In his address TO
the league, quoted fully the closing words OF the
speech made by Mr.. Parnel on the night the Irish
crimes amendment act was introduced In the
house OF commons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

A national convention Of machinery construc-
tOrS 10 complete the organization OF National As
semny l9S, E. OF l., began in Pittsburg yesterday.
Thunder-storms on Saturday In southwestern
germany resulted In the loss OF several lives and
great damage to cropA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

NEW YORK, June There was again a weak
opening TO the stock market this morning first
prices being generally from 7. TO per cent below
yesterdays nnal figures. Western Union was the
leading active stock, followed by Wheeling and
Lake Erie and st. Paul, with a moderate business
In the remainder OF the list There was a slight
display OF f1rmneSs in the first few minutes but
the entire list soon yielded, and Jersey Central
list, IN; Colorado Coal, IL; Wheeling, and Lake
Erie, L; Richmond and West Point. n And others
smaller fractions Western Union and a few
others We're well supported, however, and North
western advanced u. There was slight reaction
late In the hour but no further feature and at IA
O'Clock the market is quiet and steady to firm.
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General Forefgn News.

DESIRES TO RETIRE FROM OFFICE.
BRUSSRLS, June THE principal government
organ asserts that the prime minister Of Belgium
desires to abandon odaca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

CHICAGO June IA Tunes special from Morris
H., says: John Conley, who last week murdered
Mrs. Stoddard at Bracey1lle, and yesterday, while
In jail here, hacked his throat with q piece u
glass, died last night.
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The Purchase Of the Vandalia.
Is IT A d. q o. SCHEME TO SHUT THE PENNSYLVANIA


OUT OF ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Col- Hill, superintendent OF
the Nandala, says that the arrangement entered
into With the Ohio and Mississippi for entrance
into East ST. Louis was that the vandalia should
Ths Was psIV an al and 9he
OF the work Is the only claim the Ohio and Mfssis
sippi has against the vandalla A few hundred
dollars would make good the deficiency, and the
two roads are not likely to come 10 a rupture on
these trifl1ng matters An Ohio and Mississippi
Official, when questioned about the matter, smiled
and said there was more TO the story than that.
In regard TO the Pennsylvania Co the Vandalia
people express the belief that the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton sy Indicate has simply step
ped into President Mckeen's shoes. and that the
traff1c arrangements will be continued as before.
A contract is said TO have been entered into with
the leasing OF the vandalia by which ample pro.
vision was.made In any contingency;
The general impression among raiiroaa men s
background and the future OF the Pennsylvania,
as regards st. Louis, hinges largely on the conces
more and Ohio In the matter OF the latter's New
York and Philadelphia connection Should the
Pennsylyania's connection with the vandalia be
actually severed, its means OF reaching this city
other than by the construction OF an Independent
une:are not inviting. The Indianapolis and ViD.
cenies and Indianapolis Decatur and springfield
are many miles longer and by reason OF roughness
render fast running dangerous. The Bee line Il,
Its between the two roads. It is even whispered
that the Bee line is at the bottom OF the whole
trouble In short, should II transpire that Penn
sylvania has been outwltted and Will be deprived
by the Baltimore and Ohio OF its immense south.
western business over The vandalia, The construc-
tfon OF an independent road TO this city would ap-
pear to be the sole resource.
Entered for the Jubilee Yacht Raoe.
LONDON, June THE following yachts have
been entered for the jubilee yacht race: Anne,
Sleuthhound, Dawn, Dauntless, Genesta Ane.
none, Mabel, valauvent, Atlantis, Gwendolin
Bridesmaid, and Helene. The course OF the Jubi-
lee race win be around Great Britain and Ireland.
John ". Neal aged q, was killed and his father
seriously burned by lightning In their house aS
GallipQlts Ohio Sunday piRh6
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APACnEs ON THE WARPATH.
Seventeen Braves Leave the ReUerv
ton and Kill One Man.

ton and Kill One Man.
NoGALEs A. T., June IA dispatch received
here yesterday says that seventeen Apache In
dians have left the reservation and gone on the
warpath. No reason has been given for their
action. 1t Is stated that the Indians killed one
man near CalabaSaS. The commander OF the
troops in this department has been ordered to
take prompt steps for their return to the reserva
uOn.
CAPT. LAYTON TAKES THE TRAII.
SAN FRANCISCO June 1.-THE Cults special from
Nogales says: "Four troops OF cavalry started
scouting expedition, under Capt Lawton. The
troops viii probably endeavor TO head on the hos
tiles In the Patagonia mountains to prevent their
getting into Mexico"
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ST PETERSBURG, June 1T Is asserted that the
recent story that fourteen Bokharan officials az
herh were murdered by Afghans because they
refused 10 ncite the inhabit ants 10 resist the Rus
Sian advance was a pure invention, being simply
preteXt Tor the occupation OF kerk..
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains: The Report OF the Legislative Commit
tee of the Knights OF Labor Critic1sing Congress,
the Tie Game OF Washington and Boston, the Ma
t1onal University Law School Commencement,
WEB Worms, the veteran Firemen's Meeting, Car
dinal Gibbons and the Labor Question, telegraphic
dispatches, &C. The advertisements are classified
as follows: Auction Sales, Educational, Summer
Resorts, Proposals, Financial, Attorneys Profess
sional, Family Supplies. Ladies' Goods, Sewing
Machines, Medical, Railroads. Potomac River Boats,
ocean Steamers, Hotels, Observation-Disclosures Books,
Dentistry, Undertakes, Pianos and organs, Wood
and Coal, The Trades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

NEW YORK, June 7-Hon. James g. Blaine Is
perfecttng his arrangements to-day tor his de-
parture for Europe tomorrow. B. +. Jones, chair
man OF the republican national executive commit
tee, arrived In town yesterday. He will accom-
pany Mr.. Blaine to the steamer.
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THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
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YELLOW FEVER PRECAUTIONs.-Act1ng Surgeon
General Stoner, OF the Marine Hospital Service
yesterday telegraphed the president OF the board
of health at Tampa, Fla, for Information as to
what measures have been adopted at that city to
prevent the spread OF yellow fever. A reply was
from the injected districts are detained in quar-
antine for Is days and their baggage dsinfected
The east coast south OF Tampa nave also es-
tabliShed quarantine against Key West. In order
to insure the thorough fumigation OF the mails at
Tampa, the employment OF extra help has been
authorized
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AN OVERLOADED scAFFoLD GIVES WAY AND PRE-
CIPrTATEs CONTRACTOR AND SIX woRKMEN TO
THE GROUND,
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The Atlantic and Priscilla Leading
the English Cutter asatatea.

NEw YORK. June The annual Regatta OF tne
Atlantic Yacht Club is taking place to-day. The
weather Is rainy and the wind is light The In.
gsh cutter Galatea is taking part In the race, bue
beth the Atlantic and the Priscilla are leading
her, the Atlantic by half mile and the Priscilla
by an eighth OF q mile.
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The War I'm Afghanistan.

CALCUTTA June THE troops OF the ameer OF
Aghanistan and the Ghilzais, who are In revolt
against the ameer's authority. retain the same
positions they have occupied for some time past,
ana are apparently trying 10 starve each Other
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NEW BANK.-The Comptroller OF the Currency
to-day authorized the Central National Bank Of
Springfield, Mo-, to begin business with a capital
OF 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

THE LA FAYErTE STATUE COMMISSION are now
awaiting a reply to a communication of theirs to
Messrs. Falgurie & Mercie. OF Paris, bidders for
the work OF making the statue. The commission
wanted the proposal OF that firm made more ex-
plicit, and wrote to that effect. The firm replied
that they thought they could make their terms
and details more specific, whereupon the COM
mission wrote requesting them to do so at their
earliest convenience. Their answer Is now being
waited for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

PROF. j. R. DODGE, statistician OF the Agricultu-
raj Department., has returned from Europe He
attended the International Statistical Institute,
which was held in Rome in April. The leading
StatistictanS OF Europe were In attendance and
the subjects considered was the question Of census
enumerations and the best method of making
them so as to obtain exact and accurate results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

John W. Neal, aged q, was killed and his father
seriously burned by lightning In their house 6
Gallipolis. Ohio. Sunday nighl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

BUREAUS OF LABOR STATIsTICs.-Hon. Carroll D
Wright, commissioner OF the Bureau of Labor, left
last night to attend the fifth annual convention Of
the chiefs and commissioners OF bureaus OF labor
Madison, Wis, next Wednesday. Twenty States
have labor bureaus, and the following states have
organized bureaus during the past year: Maine,
Colorado.
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SURPLUS AND TARIFF.
AnOtty Problems to be Solved by
Congress-

THE TWO DEMOCRATIC FACTIoNs-DIFFICULTIES IN
THE WAY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RANDALL MEN
CLAIM TO BE STRONGER THAN AT THE LAST sEs-
s1oN-WHY AN EXTRA SESSION Is OPPOSED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

THE SUCCESSFUL LOCAL BIDDERS for furnishing
| stationery for the War Department for the next
fiscal year were: VIM. Ballantyne Son, E. Nor
rison EastOn Il Rupp, Fred. A. Schmidt, Wykon,
Seanans & Benedict, E. Z. Rider, j. j. Chapman,
j. Z. Parker. and L *. HelphenStine.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $16S, ,412; customs, 1851, ,s2S.

INSPECTION AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.-The board
OF visitors continued their inspection at the Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, yesterday. On account OF
the weather outdoor practical exercises were
dispensed with, and, instead OF practice cruise
on the Wyoming in the bay and an artillery drill,
Ienclng, boxing, and gymnastics, and a steam
drill in the engineering department were substi-
tuted The committee to select the orator to
ADDRESS the cadets on Friday next has selected
President Gilman, of Johns Hopkins University
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ILLEGAL IMPORTATION OF CATTLE.-Assistant Sec
retary Maynard has informed the collector of Gus
toms at Ell Paso, Texas, that the Department is Of
tionS for the free entry OF domestic animals ex-
ported and returned will prevent the illegal i'm
portatiOn OF cattle described by him as having
been branded in Mexico with the same brand as
that used in the United States being the Off
spring OF domestic cattle exported to Mexico for
grazing purpOSeS
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CHINESE PRISONERS IN IRoNs.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury yesterday received a telegram from
Collector Magone, at New York, announcing the
arrival at that port, per steamship Normandie
from Havre OF Chinese prisoners in irons and ask
Ing instructions from the Department as to their
disposition. The Secretary telegraphed the COL
lector to detain the men temporarily, and to re-
port to the Department their exact status whether
cOnvictS or not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

THE TREASURY RULES as to clerks who come late
In the morning have been modified so that the
doorkeepers are not required to make their reports
or late corners to the chief clerk as heretofore
which meant reprimand from that official, but
the head OF the room in which the tardy employe
OF his clerks who can justify their late arrival
Ihe Watchmen at the doors are also not expected
10 take the names OF late cOmerS when the weather
Is wet and diSagreeable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-07

NAVAL RET1REMEETs.-Past Assistant Engineer
Wooster and Assistant Engineer Chrtstman have
been recommended for retirement. Past Assist
ant Engineer Jefferson Brown has been examined
and granted further "Stay OF proceedings" for
six months, and Chief Engineer Lamdin, who was
ordered before the retiring board, is too sick to
come to Washington. The board Will probably 20
to his home In Perryville, Nd, to examine him the
latter part OF this week.
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Another Unofficial Story About the
Forthcoming Labor PrOnOu ncement.

NEW YORK, June cardinal Gibbons took the
10 O'Clock train this morning on the Pennsylvania
railroad for Baltimore. He occupied the Pullman
car MgnOn. About him were grouped a number
OF priests and two or three laymen. He spent last
night with his friend, Major John d. Kelley, OF
Brooklyn, and this morning celebrated mass In
Major keileyS private chapel. Father Riordan
and Major Kelley accompanied him to Baltimore
Others OF the party were Mgr. McManus, Fathers
Gateley and Magnien, and Dr. Foley, OF Balti.
more and DIR. Chapelle, OF Washington.
One OF the members OF the party said that the
cardinal, while not willing at present to speak on
the labor question, will soon issue an address 10
Catholics connected with labor organizations ad.
v1sing them to cut loose from the George -McGlynn
party.